ENGAGING YOUR CREATIVE SPIRIT ONLINE
PAINTING FOR MEDICINE
Connecting to SPIRIT
through Painting, Poetry, Prayer & Possibility
1.2 Monday sketchbook prompt: Medicine & the role of 'Healer' in my life
- 1.3 Tuesday Fundamentals: Setting Your Intention & Creating Sacred Ground
1.4 Wednesday: Show & Tell
week one will be getting to know eachother, get signed in to the facebook group, share a picture of yourself and let people know where you are sitting with your practice and why you wanted to join this group
**optional : show us your painting corner!
**optional : show us your painting corner!
1.5 Thursday Paint: 2nd Wash: Creating Sacred 'Ground'
WEEK 2: STORY MEDICINE & THE SACRED WITNESS
2.1: Sunday Reflection: Who is 'the Witness' and What is 'Sacred'? Finding Medicine in the 'when & where' of stars
2.2 Monday Sketchbook prompt: Composing with Closer, Farther & Negative Space
2.3 Tuesday Stroke Clinic: Spirit Lines: Outlining Our Medicine Story on Canvas
2.3.1 Tuesday: BONUS VID: ON THE SUBJECT OF 'MUD'
Got Mud? to the sketchbook with YOU!
2.4 Wednesday: Show & Tell
2.5 Thursday Paint: Medicine Lines: Connecting to Spirit with Paint & Prayer
WEEK 3: LOVE MEDICINE
3.1 Sunday Reflection: Relationships Within & Without
3.2 Monday Sketchbook Prompt: What Color is 'Love' today?
3.3. Tuesday Stroke Clinic: Introduction to Color Mixing & Relationship
3.4 Wednesday Show & Tell
3.5 Thursday Paint: Glazing for colour harmony
WEEK 4: BODY MEDICINE
4.1: Sunday Reflection: Light & Dark: Self Compassion & Embodying the Artist Soul
4.2: Monday Sketchbook Prompt: Intensity in my body & in my life
4.3: Tuesday Stroke Clinic: adjusting and embracing intensity
4.4: Wednesday Show & Tell
4.5: Thursday Paint Video: Painting IN, Painting OUT using Light & Dark
WEEK 5: BRINGING MEDICINE HOME
5.1: Sunday Reflection: Nothing Gold can stay, integrating the 'painting for medicine' process into your life
5.2: Monday Sketchbook Prompt: Seeing the Glass as already shattered
5.3: Tuesday Stroke Clinic: letting go & having fun: let your baby LIVE.
5.5: Wednesday Show & tell
5.5: Thursday Painting Video: Repetition to Completion, Embodying the Creator
5.6 Wrap up Video: Final touches, Varnish, Blessings & Good-byes
WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE
Two Paths Become One...
I used to think the only way to help the people I loved was to work hard for them. I worked hard at industry jobs to support my family, I worked hard on my education so I could teach the youth, and then I worked hard on the front lines, for youth at risk and street addicted people. I really thought I was helping, but I burned out really fast and in a dangerous way… my health left me. Suddenly my children & I were the vulnerable ones, once again, and I had to wonder how hurting myself was ever going to help my communities.
I recovered my health with Art & Yoga. Seriously.
We carry our thoughts inside our bodies. When I started my own healing journey I had to recognize I was addicted to work and self-sacrifice and thats what ultimately tore me apart. It was hard to slow down, turn inside, and relax in my own skin. Things came up I didnt want to think about or deal with. I needed an outlet, and thankfully, I met my NETWORK of female Art-Healers around this time. We made Art about all those internal conversations, we worked our life stories onto the canvas until they became images we could live with and move beyond. I made a lot of beautiful Art and I healed myself … but what about my communities? Have I abandoned my passion for service & environmental protection?
The THIRD possibility: ART OF THE SACRED WITNESS
The Third Path suggests we use our witnessing to benefit our communities; To engage as Artists; To show what we see, to show what we pray for, and to record it for our future generations.
GETTING LOCAL.
With weekly prompts we will work our art and our words to draw out our relationship with our current place on the planet.
to craft an experience
I live in Nanaimo and the thought of Painting Our Lady of Nanaimo is really exciting to me! I seriously cant wait to see how she shows up on the canvas, bringing with her all that Nanaimo is for me at this time of my life, at this point in His[HER]story…
OUR LADY OF SNUNEYMUXW & OUR LADY OF NANAIMO right beside her?! AMAZING POSSIBILITIES!
Two Paths Become One...
I used to think the only way to help the people I loved was to work hard for them. I worked hard at industry jobs to support my family, I worked hard on my education so I could teach the youth, and then I worked hard on the front lines, for youth at risk and street addicted people. I really thought I was helping, but I burned out really fast and in a dangerous way… my health left me. Suddenly my children & I were the vulnerable ones, once again, and I had to wonder how hurting myself was ever going to help my communities.
I recovered my health with Art & Yoga. Seriously.
We carry our thoughts inside our bodies. When I started my own healing journey I had to recognize I was addicted to work and self-sacrifice and thats what ultimately tore me apart. It was hard to slow down, turn inside, and relax in my own skin. Things came up I didnt want to think about or deal with. I needed an outlet, and thankfully, I met my NETWORK of female Art-Healers around this time. We made Art about all those internal conversations, we worked our life stories onto the canvas until they became images we could live with and move beyond. I made a lot of beautiful Art and I healed myself … but what about my communities? Have I abandoned my passion for service & environmental protection?
The THIRD possibility: ART OF THE SACRED WITNESS
The Third Path suggests we use our witnessing to benefit our communities; To engage as Artists; To show what we see, to show what we pray for, and to record it for our future generations.
GETTING LOCAL.
With weekly prompts we will work our art and our words to draw out our relationship with our current place on the planet.
to craft an experience
I live in Nanaimo and the thought of Painting Our Lady of Nanaimo is really exciting to me! I seriously cant wait to see how she shows up on the canvas, bringing with her all that Nanaimo is for me at this time of my life, at this point in His[HER]story…
OUR LADY OF SNUNEYMUXW & OUR LADY OF NANAIMO right beside her?! AMAZING POSSIBILITIES!
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Details:
For 6 weeks beginning March 8 2015, YOU WILL RECEIVE: ON SUNDAY
ON MONDAY
ON TUESDAY
ON WEDNESDAY
ON THURSDAY
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Testimonials
You Will Need:
- A canvas, at least 30 x 40
- Paints, at least 8 colors PLUS black, white, and burnt Umber… I like to use a range of brands from Basics, Amsterdam, Liquitex and Golden but if youre purchasing your paints for the first time you will work out which brands you can afford.
- Paint brushes… again, you'll be happier if you have a range to choose from. I use all kinds! 'Scrubby" brushes, short and square, rounds, soft and smooth, tiny and pointy.
- A sketchbook and pens and pencils to play in it. You might like to get some watercolor pains for this part, and some felt pens too, but they arent absolutely necessary.
- A computer, or internet access and an email account
- willow bark charcoal
What Gets Included in a Basic Sales Page
- Name of the Series. Title plus subtitle.
- Primary image for your series - a photo that effectively represents your course.
- Date and location - i.e. 10 Weeks Online Starting December 23rd
- Price and link to purchase.
- An engaging note from you telling them all about why they should take it.
- What to expect. Details about the length, rhythm, deadlines and how long the course will be available afterwards.
- Testimonials
- Supporting images. ie images of supplies, activities, and of course an image of you.
Optional Additions
- FAQ section for the questions you get the most. This is also a good place to handle the top objections
- List of Lessons/Modules - but only if they are an added selling point.
- Supply list - if basic, this can be included in the welcome email instead.
- A bio and link to your website.
- A video invitation
